Telegram-herald., 1887-05-03
LOYAL TO CLEVELAND
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LogIsvsLEE NaJ After al tkat has
been sritien al ap0ken concerning tas
sttsialis lld temper of ths ksatueky Dena-
ccrsey ie Sad tns national administrators.
tas ln1t24;isas t3n'slt sre tnsr I'D stale
coaFenuoa 4alcn 4szeaso,es here a. a0on
on wednesday 81. nVs 10 President and
h.s 2oilcr |. cor1lal ani unanimous en-
ilirseIlsaf- The conmendatorE res0iu
tons R1lca srs % be Introduced
AaY 81 - true. embrace celicals
-ls.alalle1 thai ne El4nclal policy Of
hg Cleg slaad az not been strictly ia sc-
rol1 VIA seslai Democratic doctrns. and
tDAf m-re ssnslal app .icarioa of - Jack
.q14a1 t1sof1 81 relation - DO sfa1= u
el.ss s0-l1 -e heartily welcomed aaa a.
pTafsd. Aat--rr sgel these .li-a.z ziioss
s14li - aiasie Ei.l nof te definitely decided
uaui slter Ias leaders have pli their heads
together tomorrow. The act Is that TIE
leaders propose % make ile convention
a14nd tie keyagts 1f a l4tlClai DsmCcraf,e
demand Or Cleveland reuoMiuation. theg
o. rie that in gisN ef fl1 i4cf tlaf in kel-
tgoky. esrhaps. more thaa in any other
state, nis ciEi sesFlce policy has been con
demnea tnal rEtf here 10 Louisville one
0l 1ls neneauial iols FRESHMAN Wills va
retired - private lie for supporting
portion 81 ne STATE ais PERSONAL representa-
Tive la the House Speaker Carlisle vas
barely sawed ron deiEat-It = eminen1iy
hs ana proper that a Kentucky eoovsntlOn
shou.t sound t1e o4gie calling lpon the
faithful % nily nnder The Cleveland sscOnd-
ieru banner. 1hrg admit that they are
placing themselves "a q sonaeshaf eq 4lFoc4l
position py tskins THIS action. 5ut they Ar
zue AZ the sasns ilme that the siiuatICn lgr-
g.. ft..s-
iailze kie1.in8 who Vas nominated
D. Cleveland % the Supreme
oeLca 0i NcE Mexico bat subsequently, re-
fused an1 Who has been among the most
active in promoting General Bucknsrs
canvass E0r The CovernosshiD. remarked To-
night. We ara willing 10 20 OF record as
dlsmetricaliy opposed % the President on
his CURRENCY ana eiviiservice policies, yet
se feel that The party cannot afford 10
throw him overheard ne Is the
only available ma u bah
and ia view Of his anliring energy. his in
tegrity ard his patriotism. We Zee. that We
should De disposed % forgive and forget. In
times Ike these such qualifications are so
important in public man occupying such
position thar Ne should be wiling 70 risk
al other side issues. These are fhs opinions
u nine-tenths of The Democrr,s OF the
STATE, and II the leega.ss 20 the national
CouNctltlDl were 10 - CLOSER tDiuoEION. 81
bet a very few would be instructed for
Cleveland first lsst and all tie time. IL
vii be The same year from now.
According % one Of the chiefs OF the
STATE Democracy. however. there Is special
reason WY ihe convention should place
itssif on record a. being ia accord with the
administration This gentleman is author
itv for the stafemert that Speaker Csrlisie
wiil os vigor0usiYpGshed for The second place
on the nexs Dsm0cT1tic Presidential ticket.
There - luck N alteration" he said. and
the two Cs. Cleveland and Carlisle, would
prove \ magic cry. Vow. If she Democracy
Of Kentucky. through chosen delegates, ex-
presses rs willingness 20 overlook the
President sins Of omission and commis-
sion. We caa 20 With very good grace 10 the
National Convention next year and ask that
the Vice-PTeeidency b. given 20 the South.
and TO that state 10 the south which. hav-
iug been the most vigorous in the matter OF
fault-Ending was vet the most ready 10
recognize Hr. Cevelsnds cordial virtues
snd 70 urge bis denomination upon the
Democracy OF The country. end that Is pre-
cisey what Se intend 90 70"
Speaker Carlisle viii be the permanent
Chairman Of the convention and vii strike
the key note OF the Presidential endorse
UsQr.